Hey Bobsax. It all depends on what you need to learn, I can testify these here tutorials have helped me alot. Compare the prices to taking a regular class in this stuff that covers the same amount of material, then take into account that you can watch them over and over, then figure how much you´d pay for taking said class exactly when it pleases you and fits into your schedule. That aside the quality of audio and video is superb and the instructors are knowledgeable and go down into the nitty grits of everything.... And no I´m not sponsored in any way by MPV.com.

Very informative thread here..... Thanks guys!!

Hi. I am new to this game here, so please excuse me if this list already exists or there is a way to get this done without asking for it here. I am a logic 8/Studio user and still a rookie. What I would like to ask for is a list of which of the logic tutorials are completely relevant to Logic 8. (meaning excluding any that are Logic 7 specific) Could someone make a list of those please. Thanks in advance

Already pressed the buy button once, I will purchase more for sure, excellent tutorials. Good to know they will be backwards compatable.

I would really like to see such a tutorial.!..! Wink, wink wink wink.

[quote:1687]A Compressor tutorial seems like a good idea![/quote] I would buy that! !! ! ! Also more soundtrack Pro and Mainstage, and impulser response thingy..!!..!!..!!

Hi. Does anyone have the problem that after every recording you get the spinning circus wheel for like 30 seconds all the way to a minute and a half? What is the computer doing? It draws the waveform while recordingso that´s not it. This really slows down my recording process as I do a lot of short takes and edit together later. I am m using 2 Metric Halo 2882 and recording 16 channels at a time at 96kHz. Recording classical music with lots of edits. So it is important for me to be quick from stopping recording to starting again. If anyone has any knowledge how to get around this please help.

Anyone?

Hi Christian. Thanks so much for these suggestions. I have thoroughly checked these items. 1. Recording externally with 7200RPM disk using firewire 800. 2. My disk is freshly formatted and journaled. 3 I have switched disks, and tried the internal one and have the same problem. 4. 44.1 and 48 kHz are fine, 88.2 has this problem to a lesser extent 96k is very problematic still, and I havent recorded in 16 bits since I was 18 :-) To break it down further: -the Hardware specs on the MIOs say it is possible, -My computer is supposed to be up to the task(2.16 gHz Intel duo, Macbook Pro, 2 gigs RAM), and -Logic Pro is supposed to be able to do this. -I am using the Firewire 400 bus to communicate with the MIOs and the Firewire 800 (completely independent bus) to write to disk. -I am using a 512 sample recording buffer set in audio preferences of Logic, latency is not an issue in this scenario. I experimented with less buffer sise and found it to be distorted and unusable. I really cannot wrap my head around where the weak link is. I have actually been able to get through sessions like this, but it is not good and I can see myself getting less and less popular as the session progresses and a group of 40 musicians has to wait repeatedly for me. It also hurts a little that my workflow was smoother when I was using a DIGI 002 and PT-LE that cost about one fifth of my present gear. If you can think of any advise I would be most grateful. Oh and by the way, I am really loving the logic tutorials. This is the way to learn stuff like this. I dont have time to sit in a classroom and I have sucked my peers dry of knowledge so having these tutorials where I can page through at my own chosen speed is a goldmine, keep up the good work!!!!

I take it you are looking for reasons to switch or not to switch? I say switch. 8 is superior to 7.2 in ALL respects in my opinion. It is more intuitive, has much better UI, is more fun and sounds better. I cannot think of one thing I miss from 7.3 which was my previous system. The price is better and the upgrading price is a joke. Seriously just take the plunge you will not regret it. All the good things are still there, most of the bad things have been removed or made better. Just getting rid of the XS key is almost worth the money alone. Add to that the fact that you get Mainstage, Soundtrack Pro and Compressor thrown in for free, oh yeah and all the garageband jampacks... it is a steal.... really .....